Yin Shi

Ms. Yin Shi

School of Economics and Management, China University of Geosciences (Wuhan), Wuhan 430074, China

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Academic Career Length

9Years (2018-Present)

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16 September 2021 in Energy, Sustainability and Society
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LDLiping Ding
Liping Ding
YSYin Shi
Yin Shi
CHChenchen He
Chenchen He
QDQiyao Dai
Qiyao Dai
ZZZumeng Zhang
Zumeng Zhang
LZLing Zhou
Ling Zhou
Background: Photovoltaic Poverty Alleviation Projects (PPAPs) have been implemented in Chinese rural areas since 2014. As a new energy policy, PPAPs have played an important role in alleviating rural poverty. However, the adoption of solar PV faces multiple barriers from the perspective of beneficiaries. Therefore, this study aims to discuss and analyze factors affecting beneficiaries’ satisfaction and their trust in State Grid, promoting the adoption of solar PV. Methods: Based on the integrated American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) and Unified Theory of Acception and Use of Technology (UTAUT) model, this study used the Structural Equation Model (SEM) to reveal how the beneficiaries’ satisfaction enhance their trust in State Grid. The data were obtained from a survey of 928 PPAPs’ beneficiaries by stratified and random sampling in Chinese rural areas. Results: The results confirm that environmental perception in this study has positive impact on beneficiaries’ satisfaction. In addition, perceived quality also has a positive effect on beneficiaries’ satisfaction and trust in State Grid; however, social influence has a negative impact on beneficiaries’ satisfaction; behavior expectation can directly promote beneficiaries’ satisfaction while indirectly propel their trust in State Grid. Conclusions: This study constructs an integrated customer satisfaction model from the perspective of beneficiaries and proposes relevant measures to promote the adoption of solar PV that can be applied to poverty reduction in other developing countries worldwide.

10 March 2018 in Clinical Rheumatology
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YLYang Li
Yang Li
QZQing-Hua Zou
Qing-Hua Zou
YZYan Zhang
Yan Zhang
YSYin Shi
Yin Shi
CHChun-Rong Hu
Chun-Rong Hu
YFYong Fei Fang
Yong Fei Fang


19 April 2021 in Research Square
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LDLiping Ding
Liping Ding
YSYin Shi
Yin Shi
QDQiyao Dai
Qiyao Dai
ZZZumeng Zhang
Zumeng Zhang
JLJiaxin Li
Jiaxin Li
LZLing Zhou
Ling Zhou
Background: Photovoltaic Poverty Alleviation Projects (PPAPs) have been implemented in Chinese rural areas since 2014. As a new energy policy, PPAPs have played an important role in alleviating rural poverty. However, the adoption of solar PV faces multiple barriers from the perspective of beneficiaries. Therefore, this study basically aims to discuss and analyze factors affecting beneficiaries’ satisfaction and their trust in State Grid, promoting the adoption of solar PV. Methods: Based on the integrated American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) and Unified Theory of Acception and Use of Technology (UTAUT) model, this study uses the Structural Equation Model (SEM) to reveal how the beneficiaries’ satisfaction enhance their trust in State Grid. The data were obtained from a survey of 928 PPAPs’ beneficiaries by stratified and random sampling in Chinese rural areas. Results: The results confirm that environmental perception in this study positively impacts on beneficiaries’ satisfaction. And perceived quality also has a positive effect on beneficiaries’ satisfaction and trust in State Grid, however, social influence has a negative impact on beneficiaries’ satisfaction; behavior expectation can directly promote beneficiaries’ satisfaction, while indirectly propel their trust in State Grid. Conclusions: This study constructs an integrated customer satisfaction model from the perspective of beneficiaries and proposes relevant measures to promote the adoption of solar PV that can be applied to poverty reduction of other developing countries worldwide.

26 November 2020
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BCBotao Chen
Botao Chen
XFXiaohong Fan
Xiaohong Fan
TLTong Li
Tong Li
JZJing Zhang
Jing Zhang
YSYin Shi
Yin Shi
LJLeiming Jiang
Leiming Jiang
INPLASY2020110113 An exhaustive system review and meta-analysis of surgery procedures used to treat Kümmell disease in combination with neurological deficits Keywords: Kümmell disease; systematic review; meta-analysis; protocol; neurological deficits; surgery. Download PDF – 2020110113